Wednesday, November 16, 2005
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3 Comments:
I think it's because there's something about being seen with a puppet.
Who would want to be seen with a puppet? It's embarrassing!
Ventriloquists are very brave. Note: I did not say shameless. I said brave. Please, no hate mail.
In which circles do they run? I wonder if they hang out with nomadic carnies. Were puppeteers part of the same caravans as ventriloquists?
I think the problem is that Ventriloquists (vents) tend to view puppeteers as a little stuck-up and pretenious whereas puppeteers find vents (or at least their dolls), well, kinda creepy*.
I'm generalizing of course and I do respect the artform - it's extremely difficult to do well - but I don't know there's something about vent dummies and clowns...they scare the living hell out of even me, and I mean I spend a lot of my time doing this.
*With sincerest apologies to any Ventriloquists reading this
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